Problems getting car to warm up when idle
missah
10-25-2002, 04:26 PM
I was just wondering if anyone has had problems with their Chryslers not heating up when idle. The heat on my 2002 Sebring just doesn't
seem to kick in until I start driving. Once I am on the go it heats up
in no time (whether I let the car warm up first or not.)
When I got my car last year I brought it back to the dealership about 4 times to look at it and pretty much told me there was nothing wrong. At one point they did change the thermostat, but that didn't do any good.
I am not a car savvy person, so I was hoping someone here may have an idea of what could be wrong.
Also, could anyone suggests a good Chrysler dealership/shop in the Mass Rt 128 area?
Thanks in advance!!
seem to kick in until I start driving. Once I am on the go it heats up
in no time (whether I let the car warm up first or not.)
When I got my car last year I brought it back to the dealership about 4 times to look at it and pretty much told me there was nothing wrong. At one point they did change the thermostat, but that didn't do any good.
I am not a car savvy person, so I was hoping someone here may have an idea of what could be wrong.
Also, could anyone suggests a good Chrysler dealership/shop in the Mass Rt 128 area?
Thanks in advance!!
daytonaes93
02-08-2003, 05:09 PM
i would check the thermostat yourself
we had a similar problem w/ 97 breeze
would barely warm up at all
sitting or driving
the dealer said they changed the thermostat but when we checked it out the thermostat was in like 5 peices
the spring and the bottom parts were just sitting in the intake
most interesting thing ive ever seen
we had a similar problem w/ 97 breeze
would barely warm up at all
sitting or driving
the dealer said they changed the thermostat but when we checked it out the thermostat was in like 5 peices
the spring and the bottom parts were just sitting in the intake
most interesting thing ive ever seen
timd
10-25-2003, 10:30 PM
Same problem with my '97 Gr Voyager. Found the thermostat coming apart. Replaced and all better.
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